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with him and a border patrol hat aon his dashboard. laredo texas and border patrol announcing that they seized over 11 million worth of cocaine over the weekend. another drug bust along the border. back to you. >> thanks, matt. i want to go to the montgomery county texas sheriff. thanks for joining us. you keep track of the buses that make their way points north. better than 9,000 migrants to washington and new york as well. other points being targeted as well. those city mayors are saying they don't like this. the homeland security secretary said after visiting the border, this is wreaking havoc, these policies on the part of the texas governor abbott. what do you say to that? >> the wreaking havoc is the unsecured southern border that is leading to tremendous criminal activity such as human smuggling, human trafficking and particularly fentanyl, which is -- it's the new weapon of mass destruction coming across our border. it takes two milligrams to kill someone. we're seizing pounds and kilos of fentanyl. a kilo can result in as many

cost drugs discussion item and will be presented by vice president of pharmacy service south side with aon. >> welcome. >> good afternoon. we'll be discussing what is happening in the market with genetic and other medication that's are impacting your cost as well as across the nation for all of us. >> can you please speak closer to the microphone. >> yes. >> thank you. >> is it better now? >> yes. >> i'm hearing myself a little louder than and you are i guess. my name is ammas and the agenda is to look at the manufacturing and the approval process that we see in the market. we are not the one step and complex and we'll go over it in more detail. and the resent fda approval as astro nom cal in cost and thought, it would be a good agenda item to discuss and look over. is there any other solutions or what other impact out there. disease states that have not been treated to prior. or those treated prior but newer drugs that will treat the same but with the different type of mechanism fashion as we call it. then there is a indication when the drug is already in the market to treat one disease s

. >> i think you did aon pretty gd job rolling out the history of who this man was and what he was responsible for and how he met his end, i can tell you, there was an awful lot of work done by the counter-terrorism and the intelligencer- community to gets to this point. it was painstaking, meticulous, thoughtful work,ns and as you rightly pointed out in your opening, rachel, the president was kept informed throughout, finally made the decision in late, july 25th, specifically, and of course we executed him. and even though he had given the order on the 25th, the conditions needed to be right, and there were a lot of conditions. there was weather that needed to be factored in, of course and he needed to be where we thought he was based on his pattern of life and the president was very clear that he didn't want us to cause civilian casualties than factored into the conditions were right and when it was, we took the shot. >> with something like this, obviously, the only antecedent that comes to mind is that famous image of president obama and secretary of state clinton and others in the situatio

unfortunately, at the behest of western countries, the collective west is using the aon secretariat asrument of its policy. and alas today the summit in lvov confirmed this once again, because personally gutesh, following the results of negotiations with zelensky , agreed that yes, the territory of the zaporizhzhya npp should be demilitarized that is, he works out the agenda, the respective countries can work out. whatever, but portugal is a poor country, he needs money, but for this there is a security council the security council if it decides something can happen if it doesn't solve it, we have the right to spit on everything that people who are irresponsible say, of course, there were serious and responsible people. yes, after the un charter, the second main source of international law is precisely the resolutions of the un security councils where russia china have necessarily, of course, legally binding yes. well, here russia said that if ukraine continues shelling the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, then russia will be forced to simply freeze, uh, stop activity of this station,

whitmer was seen to be endanger in her bid for re-election, has really embraced this abortion issue as aon galvanizing force for voter there. you're seeing that ing a lot o these key battleground states around the country heading into the fall. >> tim, i know it's still early, but what do tonight's results tell you about trump's political influence? because it's kind of differenti things in different states. >> you know, look, i think some things to be encouraged about. right now in michigan we have peter meijer one of the ten republicans who o voted to impeh trump, running neck in neck in his race.k he's up just a hair right now. we'll see how that turns out. that is encouraging. another thing we're seeing in a lot of these states, i said on these shows, the ultra maga and the magalites. you have this karrin taylor robson in arizona, she wouldn't say -- she says she still thinks there's funny business in the election and won't speak full truth about what happened. eric schmitt senator mccaskill i'm sure knows more about, spearheaded the lawsuits to overturn the 2020 election. none of 2 th

and during these times, more than 12 targets were hit aone camp.ar identification of whether this -- the israeli side has always undermined the rocket position of the palestinian defense and now they are recognizing this rocket killed seven palestinians. i don't think this makes any sense because israel -- exaggeration to its benefit. amy: you tweeted the cease-fire is never a time to celebrate for gazans but rather a moment to mourn the deaths of innocent civilians killed by the israeli war plane to barely survive wondering, my going to be next? can we end where we started, you are new father. yet i to month old little girl -- you have a two month old little girl. can you talk about what you see that future is in gaza? >> it is really terrifying thinking about all the years, even before my daughter came into my life, a huge sense of guilt that i brought her in july. it is pessimistic to talk about it but it is part of being alive that i brought a child io situation. i was born in 1993 and that my entire life under occupation. i have been denied ma

with a judge set to review on that soon after suggesting last week she was inclined to point aone as trump is lashing out at fbi, demanding to be declared the rightful winner despite his defeat and calling for a new election immediately. although federal law not former officials determines federal election dates. and now new fallout for a key trump ally. senator lindsey graham facing backlash after these comments on sunday. >> if there is a prosecution of donald trump for mishandling classified information, there will be riots in the streets. >> that type of rhetoric is irresponsible. >> reporter: graham now trying to clarify. >> i reject violence. i'm not calling for violence. violence is not the answer. >> just threatening it could happen. thanks. nbc's hallie jackson with that report. joe, curious, this special master potentially trump's team claiming attorney/client privilege on some of these documents, they had a long time to do this, why now? why now make those claims and it almost seems like possibly they're just trying to slow things down. >> well there is certainly nothing w

he he had been hillary clinton i think aon fairly damaged candidate. that's not a personal insult. she had lost to president obama. he was seen as the outsider who had new' ideas and she's standig up to say i was againsten the wr in iran. she was known as the establishment and in 2016 to basically say that this means i've experienced and as secretaryy of state. i told the president of them told mr. trump her blue wall is penetrable. if you are willing to go visit the states and he was day in and day out. also recognized 62% of a "washington post" poll finds hillary clinton is neither trustworthy or honest. if you feel that way about a presidential c candidate bucket possibly follow? i want her to be commander-in-chief and the president of united states? why told him was if we can make this election more about hillary in the least even about because at that moment the election was about trump. hillary sure has liked it that way so we tried to even it out a little bit and remind people when you go to that À la box it's not trump or never trump. but i also coined the term in july of 2

. >> it is interesting to me and always been interesting that reggie played such a aon role ir self-concept through his nonexistence. >> i firmly believe my mom would love this book in large part because this was all new to her, i don't think she knew this about her grandfather, she knew stuff was auctioned off i don't think she knew who he had debts to and that he killed two people preening through the streets, i don't think she knows that he had a 7-year-old child in the press claim the child, the details of how he wooed my grandmother into marrying him by using his daughter from a previous marriage, there is a theme in the book where my grandfather is with his teenage daughter kathleen from her previous marriage who he has abandoned and have not known or spent much time with and she has a friend named gloria morgan and suddenly it's taken interesting kathleen and she's thrilled her father is inviting her out with her friends the guy screamed and they are sitting there gloria and kathleen are eating ice cream they are 17 years old and reggie is sitting there 43-year-old drinking absinthe

he's served o groups including pesco and others he has news aon fund that he runs stay with us we'll the total economic output of the latino community in the u.s. was $2.7 trillion in 2019. equivalent to the seventh largest economy in the world business leaders like our next guest are taking notice. let's bring in trujillo group. the first institutional fund raising over $100 million by the like of j.p. morgan chase, bank of america and others. and trujillo group, too, probably the biggest of the angel investors. sol, good to have you on the vc ecosystem is like in the stone age or something 1% goes to the latino cohort ma makes no sense you want to change that. >> absolutely. good morning, joe. i'm a capitalist s so i believe in capitalism and making it work but i do have an idea about how we need to do things differently than the last century. one of the cohorts providing the vast majority of business formation, labor force growth, everything is the latino cohort. and, as one of the people that you probably know well, forbes s said at an event that the latinos are like the cavalry

department's dph for working together and really collaborating on and then also, for engaging with us aon how we can strengthen the protocols and response after a traffic fatality. i know that the tragic incident that happened in january, there are a lot of unanswered questions at the immediate family and community had. and what was going to prevent future and i don't think the question have been really answered adequately but, for the community now almost half a year later. whether that is a town hall or proactive out reach that, that has, i guess director referenced in the letter. that is really important to get their questions answered and to be able to really engage with the departments, about you know, about the incident and how to prevent it in the future. >> so members of the public wish to provide comment on this, line up to speak now. those joining us please call 415-4450001. seek no one here in the chamber, looking to see if there are any callers on the phone line. can you please call the first caller forward. >> my name is richard and i live in the outer richmond district and i